No. 13,141 in Polish
oficera
"Oficera" in Polish refers to "an officer" in English, typically a military or police officer.
In a sentence
Zapytałem oficera o drogę do najbliższego miasta.
I asked the officer for directions to the nearest town.
Here, 'oficera' is used in its singular genitive form, referring to a single officer in a formal context.
Oficera nie było na miejscu podczas inspekcji.
The officer was not present during the inspection.
In this sentence, 'oficera' acts as a singular subject in the genitive case, indicating the absence of the officer in question.
Podczas ceremonii nagrodzono pracę oficera.
During the ceremony, the officer was acknowledged for their work.
Here, 'oficera' is employed to specify the officer whose work was rewarded during the ceremony, also in genitive case.
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